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The Collision of Early Christianity and Judaism in Revelation 11 is an academic essay that provides an in-depth exegesis of Revelation 11:1–13. It contains solid arguments for the connection of the Churches in Smyrna and Philadelphia and the two witnesses in Chapter 11 and reveals the conflict between the Christian churches and Jewish synagogues. Part one presents historical background, part two...

The author’s attempt to portray the church as the true people of God is evident on every page of the book of Revelation. He depicts the followers of Christ as the eschatological people of Israel. The prophetic corpus is John’s main vehicle for asserting that his communities are experiencing the end times as God’s people. Thus, for the purpose of furthering the argument that the messages to Smyrna and Philadelphia bear witness to the churches in conflict over Jewish identity, we must now turn to the